Clarabela

Good Point. Even though there have been problems with k cancel culture for Knock Off, I think Disney is still making money with kdramas.

Maybe they will follow Netflix and make their dramas or pick up some older, popular dramas that don't have any controversy.

Netflix recently added several K-dramas from the 2010s.

They have no control over what Disney does. They are not going to remove a top rated series.

They already had a bad experience when the US president demanded they cancel the Jimmy Kimmel show. After 3 days of massive Disney+ subscription cancellations the show was back on the air.

just saying…

This show definitely needed 16 episodes! They really needed more time to explain all of the plot holes.
- why did I An’s father hate him?
- what was his brothe, crown prince's problem? Did he have depression or other mental health issues?
- who set those fires?
- if the Prime Minister like her so much, why didn't he ever make his move?
- who was responsible for rigging Hui Ju’s car?
- and who killed the mechanic who did it?

That's 4 episodes right there. Plus I would have loved to see a scene of I An getting his ring, them having fun with their children and even a scene of the young king at the baseball game with his cousins. AND where is the scene of the PM watching I An and Hui Ju on the kiss cam from prison.

I don't think the brother and sister-in-law are the villains. IMO it's the Queen Mother ( she's got secrets) and possibly the Prime Minister.

Yes. They are a cute couple. The brother is not a bad guy, but not too smart. The sister-in-law is cute and I think she will surprise us in the upcoming episodes.

😂

The hair stylist on The Petfect Crown who is responsible for keeping that strand of hair lingering over his eyes… and making my heart flutter deserves an award 🏆

…She fell over and died from the shock of her husband's infidelity? That is ridiculous!!!

Interesting concept. let's see where it goes,
I'm loving the updated costume design of the royal outfits.

I had to do a double check if Kim Tae Young was Cha Eun Woo's brother. He looks a lot like Eun Woo to me.

Kim Young Kwang in Call it Love.

yes. I love Kim Young Kwang and he is great as a villain in Trigger and Evilive, but also great in rom-coms and comedies.

I feel the same way. FL acts like a little girl.

I feel the same way about the heavy drinking. is it really that common in Korean culture to get staggering drunk?

Yesrs ago, a girl I worked with got drunk and passed out at a company retreat. She almost got fired, but was banned from any other company events.

I can’t believe I am rooting for Park Sung Hoons character. He has done a great job transforming his image from the character I hated so much in Queen of Tears. He should play more of these type roles. ❣️

As a wannabe actor with a part time job at a coffee shop? Will she have to be the main income earner? She is already taking care of her mother.

Yet she is concerned about having to take over ML mothers chicken feet pub. Which seems to be a success business btw.

FL doesn’t know what she wants. is she looking for a cute boyfriend to go on dates, drink and have a good time or is she looking for a potential husband and life partner. it is obvious to me who each ML represents.

Thank you for explaining the style/fashion choices. I may have been comparing it to the clothes in other kdramas like Queen of Tears.

I agree. She is almost 40, but she behaves emotionally like a teenager. Hiding under a table to avoid a man you only had one blind date with seems really silly to me.

It seems she doesn't know what she wants in a husband.

And maybe it's just me and my personal taste, but she dresses like a little girl—pink, white, pastel colors, etc.

Gives me 20th Century Girl vibes.